New discovery could aid in detecting nuclear threats

A new way to detect nuclear materials has been developed by researchers. Made of graphene and carbon nanotubes, the researchers’ detector far outpaces any existing one in its ultrasensitivity to charged particles, minuscule size, low-power requirements, and low cost.

(via WSJ)



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